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NATIONAL SCHOOL OF SHORT
HAND, TYPEWRITING and PEN
MANSHIP, DEBORAH, IOWA. Short
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Understandings.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

ths Pxsslss4t ksesi.ss ths Isssl frs@t.
laszs "a alEa&ssLs-

sE PArL. OCT ll-rhs Pfes.isEt rnt
parry sFeakfastsi about . oclaek. and As
s.45 took carriages 1sT drive around me
city. Tie Minneapolis Cl1c. o. FourtA-sf.,
sas reached 2t a0oa. wasrs lie patty took
i1ach- A aig crowd szs wsEns a. the
hotsi b sss Ne party start snd sgefys here
a.oag tns g0als ssfs aloss people. sonisn
sBd children prsd0minztins ia TIE fssi-
sissee p0ftion Of tae clEy snd every = hers
TIE Ffesi1snt and ATs. Cleveland met Nltl
pisasaDt demonstrations u rssgeet sn1 IN
lsTesf which theY heartily 4ckn0s edged
Tie drive azs = rexrislioa % Mr. Cless-
.ABa sao 141 seen she clfg ~1eu she = -
siFl u toarteen At the s4mmit 0f the
park. the very heart 0f ths 0Sst residences
goftiol Of t1s eity seyefai hundred ladies
and children hAd gathered 4nd the snrA
treoie Ut the chiltren si0ces and waving
0f dainty handkefchiefs As The four white
hOl ses bearing the Presidential couple
came pralciag oy made very animated
> sac. which greatly pleased and interested
tas visitors.
While the President Vas al the Mime
sofa Cluo. Mrs Cleveland remained az
Mayor saith residence she Was driven
g. Jhe sta1l0n by Mrs.. Smith, meeting tue
Minneapolis vas made anId hearty fare
vel and cheers rom the crowd.
ArssEAr0LIs, Oct. 1.-The Presidential
party arrived AZ / p. "a. from 81. Paul and
were Immediately escorted TO the West
Hotel Tie streets were thrODked with
people. many Of shOm nzd come hundreds
% niles - see the President and Mrs.
Cleveland The party vas accorded d
magnificent ovation.
Lunch sas served al tho West hotel a.
B . clock this afternoon. The Presidential
party then took 4 ride over the city visit
lng the especially tine residence section.
where the houses were handsomely decor
ated. Great crowds were on all the streets.
" hen the President returned TO the hotel
be vas taken out on the balcony and Was
welcomed with hearty cheers BY the vast
cr0Ed around the building. Mayor Amss
made = speech. 70 which President Cleve-
land rsp..ed. his speech being greeted with
great zgpianse. After this speech ma king
y visit was made 70 the exposition, where
the President again spoks IcrciDly. Upon
returning to the hotel dinner was served,
aad at go tie Presidential party were
driven 70 the depot through the beautiful,
Illuminated streets. and amid cheering and
the booming of cannon farewell was said
20 Minneapolis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
The BurIeigh-Fcrbes Match.

The Billiard match that Billy Burleigh
is advertising and 6ling ticket. for, to
come of at Hughes billiard parlors, on
Friday night, will not come of unless Bur-
leigh or his hackers cover the money that
has been deposited in the hands of John
Farrell. Burleigh has taken the matter in
his own hands ana sold tickets for the
match without any authority or assurance
that | would play him. / publish this let
ter TO inform the public that / am in no
way connected with Mr.. Burleigh, and am
in no way responsible for any tickets sold;
but am anxious TO play him billiards on
the square, and have got my money up,
and will play him any time or place when
be puts up.
Very respectfully,
JAMES FORBES.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

The excellent vaudeville entertsinsnent
a. smit8's 0ners House this week is beng
largely attended. Prof. Horsss canine
f'srsdoz proves grsst attraction, sn5 rs
t1oop of trained dozs are good. Fl snd
~ Ne.cb sre clever sketch artists and
-keir glove contest - novsl en3 fanny
Le-0ni snd Ns'son sre making great hit
IN Their osez fsce specially. sna vere
recsi r. ssvsrai nneS- IHs nTosf svori
rara a. csoz 0f tie LAnaotns- g thrilling
sri rssae8. ard vsi deserved ~
suse. f7hnnv = - f8rnF es ever. sn5
F-arkf~ Nhstcouo~ "a stil tie fs~er -
seri1-c0nfc- TIE Noorss So c@~eT ro leF
ssstsrs sn5 her Cra-ec1s-i1 atoms s-e verr
- r-abs ',The Trsrrevs Iss1E ster Z
. r Dz s11 interesting s1-3er 1rs-ns
I'D re rreser - ~ Hr Harrfs snd
h.s company A rrand natines wll ~
rs- ttis sf1sraoo1
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
SUICIDE AT JACKSON.
An Unknown Man Found Dying in His
Room

JAcKsOS. Oct. l1.-Last Thursday a
stranger called at the Montgomery House
bar and asked for i've cent whisky. Two
days later he returned. registered the name
OF George F. Gregory. Detroit, took dinner
and continued 10 board there, paying as he
went. until Saturday last. On that day he
went 10 bed AZ O'CLOCK p. m. and about d
arose, dressed himself and went into Col
well Bros. drug store and asked for
two ounces Of laudanum, stating
that be was horse doctor and
needed 10 in his practice. From that time
until this morning nothing was seen OF
him, except that one Of the servant girls
says that be walked down the aall and
back to his room Sunday night. This
morning Gregory was discovered lying in
bed to all appearance dead. An alarm vas
a. once given and Or. White was im-
mediatsly called but found it impossible TO
DO anything which would result in saving
the mans hfe a. be was even then dying.
In the man > clothing was found sl.5O
and b.al OF landing. dated Monroe, Mich,
October 3. for road cart aud box Of hsr.
ness. The goods vera found at the Lake
Shore freight Office awaiting bis order.
Chief Winney telephOned the Marshal at
Monroe st once. making inquiry about the
man, out the Marshal could not call TO
mind sny such person.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
THE TABLES TURNED
TIE oerRolTs DEFEAT TIE BROWNS
ft Was . Geld Day bat the Wolverines
Dida't Gss fefs A bout seven fk0a-
sand fsrssns Fressat-1he
IL ).

ST. LoUEs. Oct. 1.-THE Wolverines turned
the table on tie BrowRs today. outplaying
them at all points. foutz was al easy
marx FOR the Detroit sluggers, who hsm-
merei his needles" al through the game.
The fesd work of the Browns was ia strong
contract 70 that of tke dsy previous, latham
being very rugged. On the other hand the
Detroits played with surprising vim and
ran bases IN manner that took away the
breath OF the Browns.
Although the day was cold another large
crowd was present. the count being 1000.
Detroits ran away with the game from the
start. and the Browns ayerted whiiewash
by some clever and slick work in the last
end of the game. Ia the second inning
Welch's muf of Thomps0n's line hit, a
base on balls for White. an out AZ hrst, and
Benefits base hits gave Detroit two runs.
They scored two more IL the third on
LAthams wild throw OF Rowe 5
ground and single by ThomS-
son and White, and they got
their final runs in the seventh on Gleason 5
tumble Of Richardson's grounder and hits
by Camel and Rowe. The Browns got u
run in the seventh on Welchs triple and
Robinson's single and two in the eighth on
Lathsm's base on balls, Commiskey's single
and BENEFITS fearful wild throw TO the
second.
The two teams left for the east tonight
and play at Detroit Wednesday.
Browns WIS o
Base hits-DetrOit, IL; Browns, 10.
Errors Detroit = Browns, g.
Batteries-Con~ay and Bennett Foutz and
Boyle.
Umpire-Gafiney.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
EXPRESS ROBBERY.
A mss.~n<.r Disappears to De Foand Again
~ Detectives.


Lrrrrx Rock. Ark, Oct ti.-It has inst
leaked out {. The Pacific express safe on
the Texas & iron Mountain railroad was
robbed ssvsrsl days sgO. F. B. Owens, the
messenger. reached Texarksns With bis
vavbi.ls marked 80. X. and SAID be va.
called 70 Dallas. Hs returned. then went 90
81. Louis. snd has not been seen since. The
discovery Of the robbery wss made Two days
.far bis dissDpesranCe It - sstimufed
that the safe contained between 80 90 and
80 oGc. and the theory y that II ovens IS
the xu.aty person be received the safe :
combination from some agent Of the COM
psnv. Ovens recently delivered slooHo
Tor ths company without loss.
81. I0rrs. oct tt.-Owsns = now in the
Pinxsrton sweat box" IN Chicago. and has
con fesssd % having taken the money. bat
ssvs hat be does not ksOw What has be-
come Of it. and that he was drank or crazy
when The act vas corn nitted.
The story related here IS that Ovens len
thi. citv two weeks aso with SO 600 n bis
.fs rhe chief shs0sF a that Owens was
made arunk and robbed. lie has resided
hers for long line, and has wife and
children.
Ca,rAao Oct. IA Chicago Official ol
the Psciiic express admitted this morning
thsf the conpsnY's general manager, + II
horsrnsn. wss here personally attending q
asvelopments IN the IRON Mountain rob
>erv
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
VIM. 8. DIVERS CASE.
After . Critical Examination In Police
Court 1t Is Discharged.

After q Critical Examination In Police
Court 1t Is Discharged.
The case of the City VS.. William b.
Dwyer. charged by Patrolman Curry with
having been found in a state Of intoxica-
ton in a house on West Leonard-st.. last
Saturday night, was tried before Judge
Holmes in Police Court yesterday after
noon. The scene opened in this city five
or six months ago, when one Annie Miller
left her husband, Dick Miller. Saturday
night Dick went 10 see his wife and on his
way home met Dwyer and dog. He
claimed that Dwyer was drunk and the
dog was fierce so be went after police
man. When ne returned with the officer
the dog AID the man had disappeared, so
they went back to Mrs. Miller's TO hunt
them up. They found neither the man
nor the dog on the first trip, but the officer
went back on the next round and APP
peared'in the Miller mansion in time TO
see the respondent come staggering up
stairs and fail dejectediy into q chair. The
proof showed that Dwyer boarded with
Mrs. Miller; that the dog in question was
not under the influence OF liquor; that
none OF the witnesses knew whether or
not the moon shone that night. and that
Mrs. Miller preferred DIVERS company to
that of her husband. aaa the defendant
was discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
KNIGHTS Of LABOR
DO NOT WANT = NATIONAL TICKET.
fEs Dsis<ztss fatsrxteNsd Ga fe tsle<i
1asstisas AAay aeHry GsSrse
Hsa A1aoax 1hsm - he fght
Akzf1sG Fo@4eriy Absaasosa-

AISsEAF0LIs. oict. Il.-fodsy TIE kaights
ofLzb0r instructed the Flnsace COMMITTEES %
examine int0 al ssp0rt upon the accounts
Il the General Executive Board. Five
thousand dollars Vas Appropriated 30 sd
la ths prosecution Of the suits pending
against the Texas state capitzl syndicate for
violation ofrhs lzS prohibiting tbs impor'a-
ton Of contract labor. Resolutions were
adopted 70 further the establishment OF
friendly reiati0us between the order and TIE
Patrons Of Industry and Farmers Alliance.
lt Vas decided 70 send The General Lee
t1rer % the Pacific Coast aud also 10 print
the ritual Of tbe order in the Polish. bo-
hem!sn aud Italian languages. Minor de-
tai work eompleted the session.
Many members are now talking about
open sessions They declare that nothing
occurs that Is not blszoned 70 the world,
ard that does .Jusuce 70 some. IL Is
among the possibilities that move
viii be made ior il, though Mr.. Powderiy
may oppose and defeat IL.
A canvass has been made among the
more prominent \. of L. delegates. on the
following queries.
Whas IS your opinion As TO the stvis-
ability OF nstional labor ticket IN lsSs2
Name your choice for President on such q
ticket. Your politics. Give an estimate
your State and the union. What would
be the effect on the Old parties of this labor
vote? What do you think of the wisdom
| and probable success OF the Henry George
movement in New York;
The result Of these interviews shows that
| the general officers ana the more c0nserya-
tive element in the order, as = rule regard
| the time as not vet ripe for a separate party
movement. while the rank and tile and the
more radical OF the officers, like Tom
Barry, are eager for labor party. Pow
oerly is the general choice for President,
| but only few have any idea that he would
accept the nomination. George Is mem
| toned fewer times than most people would
have expected. A remarkably large
number of those interviewed are Re
| publicans-or were Republicans before
a.iatng with the independent move
uents. There are only three or four
| Democrats on the entire list. The labor
vote in the whole country a year hence is
| put all the way from 50,W0 TO 1000, ,OOO
| Opinion IS about evenly divided To the
effect on the old parties of q heavy LABOR
vote, the idea perhaps prevailing that the
| Democrats would suffer most by 1t. 1t is
the almost unanimous sediment that
| the George movement viii defeat the
Democrats in New York this Fall if il ID
not itself successful.
Mr.. Powderly declined TO talk, but from
members of the executive board 1t is learned
that be is opposed 10 a separate party
movement for good while yet. Ht
| believes that the workingmen are not
ready for it.
Ii is apparent that the fight agains
| Powderly has been abandoned. and the
assembly will continue its work without
any serious disagreements.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12


which May Come Here-If Our Business
Men Want Tt-And We Know They Do
By a little proper stirring the Capital
Wagon Company, Of lansing, may be add
ed to our cal manufacturing institutions.
The oompsE is crowded With work, but
lacks the ca tai to push its operations. It's
capital stock is now $500 and it desires
70 increase this amount to $4,000 or $780,
0os. The frm employs forty men and with
the increased capital snd enlarged plant
would ernploy At east one hundred men.
J. II. AOor.. one % the leading officers
and stockholders Of The company. is ia the
city and states that the concern has sbout
decided 20 remove is plant from Lansing
and that he = very much pleased with the
outlook here in Grand Rapids. A very liti ie
energetic pushing would doubtless add tais
isrre and a0grishing mandatory 90 cur
business institnfions
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
TIE FARMERS CLUB.
Some Criioism OF the Management of the
Pair.


Pair.
About dozen members Of the Farmer,
Club attended the regular meeting yestsr-
day afternoon to discuss Lessons Learned
from the Fair" The discussion went q
snow tbst the speskers had learned that he
people Of Western SichiRsn and Of this
city IN psrticBisr will attend and support q
fair without the attractions offered by pam
bling devices snd the SAFE Of iDtoI icsting
liquors. that they were pleased 70 ses III.
fairs conductej on what they termss o
higher pisin" than in former vesrs and
that they realized the benefits derived from
the fair BY the city. and by The farmers.
The discussion finally dfifted INTO q
criticism Of the management Of the fair
some of which was not sitogetber compA-
fnsutsrv 70 the officers sDo sUperiDtsrdsBts
81 departments While approving The
management in genera sRd endorsing the
oficisss ss gentlemen fsir and square men
il Nzs claiDaed that exhibitors from Other
parts Of the State hsd ben shown prefer
snce and gwen undue consideration and
advantages over residents 81 the city and
Kent county. a. ~as also states
fbsf The ponce regulations we're insuf-
acisni snd sonis II tbe supsriutendenfs
we're Hnare thsn csreisss ia caring
axbibits Several ossss we're cited
-here sKbib to1s, not beng allowed uDdsr
the ruies - remove their exhibits Fridsy
evening. returned Saturday morning 70 fBe
fheru missing Nost of tbsss ckess occurred
g the Horticulturhi ard Fsru Products o.
rertmenfs the sr4icfss losg being in Des,iv
Al cssee fruit butter preserves. canned
gosds efe.
Some of tss speske-s sKuTesse3 the Upin-
/ ian thst o0unfY fssr usuaRea ~ tho RS
dents ~ fhs r5tv and coorfv veal5 - o'
more beueHf 10 ia re0pis II tie oounfy
ban ID. We<t kicaiesn Fst
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
Brvn Mswr Hotel Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE magnificent
Bryn Na.r Hotel, situated at the pretty
suburban rcsort on The Pennsylvania rail-
road tan miles west Of this city. caught fire
this morning about $40 o'clock and was a.
most entirely destroyed. A defective hue
from The kitchen was the cause of the
catastrophe. The guests, fifty in number,
and ihe servants escaped. but under consid-
srable alarm. The loss Is estimated At half
a million Insurance not sscertsined.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
The Ner Street Oar Line.

The Street Railway Company had a small
force of men al work on the new Jefferson
ave, State and Cherry-st- line yesterday,
but the great rush with which the work
commenced ceased when the company
ascertained that they were not likely to be
enjoined. Space for a double track is torn
up on Jelferson-ave from Fulton to State
sts. and one of the tracks is partially COM
pleted. The paving has been removed for
a single track about fifteen rods on State-st.,
and that is all that has been done so far.
The company complains OF being unable to
secure men 10 do the work, but say that il
will be pushed right along and 10 time will
ba lost in completing the line.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

W.sHINsToS. Oct. ll.-Surgeon General
Hamilton hss received the following tsls-
gram from Dr. Wall. President OF the Board
Of Health OF Tampa, Fis- IN response to q
telegram inquring IS 10 the precise nature
OF The disease prevailing ia thai city.
1T is unquestionably yellow fever.
though popular sentiment Of those remain
ing here i against me. L i al over the
plsca and the city Authorities are doing
nothing
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

BosToy. Asss.. Got. u-ComBs issionsr
Merrill hAs refused ~ sppiioaHoa FOR osr-
tifcate authorizing The Prudential Asso-
ciasion~ 60 DO insurance business IN tbs
State on the ground thar r J. Mgrrsv and
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fion Sa,ch fs I'd some Yesrs ago. with
heavy Liabilities and thst upon iDvsstizs
aou. Cf 6stsen Signatures il Ehs appiica-
Bad ioined The association or paid az as
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